Today, we continue our read-through of Forever by Maggie Stiefvater. Listen as we rant (once again) about bad parenting (looking at you, Amy), advise on how to pretend like you weren't just bawling your eyes out in a public bathroom (blame allergies or beg for sympathy), giggle over our abundance of typos and misunderstandings of the English language (Quickimart?), and compare the instincts of trashcan pandas to that of the wolves (or the Lost Boys...or a group of Kindergarteners). 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we venture into the third book in Maggie Steifvater's Wolves of Mercy Falls series--Forever. We discuss our distaste for certain names (due to childhood bullies and on-screen mean girls), every heroine's affinity for clogs, Cole's foray into Breaking Bad territory, and our utter confusion over the geographical layout of Mercy Falls. 

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Today, we reach an impasse as we wrap up Linger by Maggie Steifvater (no tears this time around; just stress). Listen as we discuss our sad boys being sad; Sam and Isabel's ability to bicker like the couple they should never be; Cole the Science guy being even hotter than Cole the Rockstar; and our thoughts on Shiver as a series (here we go again with the Twilight comparisons). 

Next week, we will begin our five episodes of this season with  Forever, which is the third book in the Wolves of Mercy Falls series. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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In today's episode, we continue discussing Linger by Maggie Steifvater. Sam "lays down some tracks" and mentally insults an innocent, ugly woman; Sam and Isabel discover that Cole is "big famous" and also, like, really smart; Grace finally runs away after "disrespecting" her parents for the thousandth time and realizing she doesn't want to waste her time anymore; and we further establish the contrasts in our friendship when creating our Wolves of Mercy Falls playlists. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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In today's episode, we continue our read-through of Linger by Maggie Steifvater. Discussion topics include how Grace's parents only get worse, avoidance is a horrible form of therapy, telling doctors you turn into a werewolf will only get you psychiatric help, and how you shouldn't force others to face their trauma when you can't face yours (oop). 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion DEFINITELY  mentions scenes that discuss or depict suicide/suicidal thoughts, self-harm, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we continue our discussion of Linger by Maggie Steifvater. Listen as we discuss the exact moment we fell in love with Cole St. Clair, how supernatural creatures and friends need mental health advocates, Lewis Brisbane's need to show who's boss, Beck and Tom Culpepper's torrid love affair, and the necessity of spellcheck. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may include mentions of self-harm, suicide, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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Today, we dive into book 2 of The Wolves of Mercy Falls series by Maggie Steifvater: Linger. Join us as we discuss how Maggie aced a good sequel, swoon over Cole (aka broody boy 2.0), roll our eyes at Grace and Sam's boring domestic-ness, giggle over how badly Isabel wants to be friends with Sam, and compare Olivia and Rachel to Hamlet's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may include mentions of self-harm, suicide, drug use, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder. 

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In today's episode, we continue our discussion of Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater. Conversation topics include how one should be prepared for any situation (*cough cough*), Sam's poor word choice after his first time with Grace, Grace and Sam's mature communication skills, Sam's daddy issues with Beck, Jack's adept intelligence in some areas and complete lack in others, Isabel's search and rescue skills, and how there is never enough time. Cue the tears, everyone. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may include mentions of self-harm, suicide, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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This week we pick up where we left off in Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater. Listen as we discuss how Grace calls the shots in her and Sam's relationship, Rachel is deemed the notably "quirky" character, Shelby feels the need to piss on everything, and Grace's parents wish they would've just let her die the first time. 

TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book and discussion may include mentions of self-harm, suicide, parental abuse and neglect, trauma, depression, loss, and murder.

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